I think that college students should not insist on starting a business. They can settle down for a few years, learn a certain working ability and have a certain amount of experience before choosing to start a business, because early-stage entrepreneurship is actually very easy to fail. And college students generally don’t have much capital, and they generally can’t afford it if they fail. So I don’t recommend college students to start a business, but there are some places where college students have done a better job in entrepreneurship, so you have to make a comprehensive analysis yourself, and then go The decision depends on whether you have the ability, and whether the project you want to start has such great potential.

Like one of my seniors, he opened an Internet celebrity snack bar in the school and made a lot of money right after he opened it. Then he used this year to make money and quickly opened another one outside. A family, and eventually it gradually accumulated and opened dozens of branches. Therefore, if you start a business like him, you are still relatively successful, but not everyone can be as successful as him, like one of mine. Brother, he also spent the night in college. He chose to open a fast food restaurant at that time. He hired a chef and a lot of waiters, but in the end there was no customer flow in his store, so he opened a fast food restaurant. It closed its doors early after the year. So there are actually many examples of entrepreneurial failures like this, and there are also many successful examples like that. So I think that when starting a business for college students, you need to look at it comprehensively and see if you have that ability first. If you have that ability, you should also see if your project has that much potential. You can ask others first and see. You should listen to the opinions of others before making a decision, because sometimes you can easily be blinded.

To sum up, this is why I think it is better for college students not to start a business, because starting a business requires some capital. College students generally do not have much capital, so they generally cannot afford to fail. .